So I know that if you increase the voltage across a wire then the current will increase. But an increase in current leads to a increase in heat production though $P=I^2R$, but as the temperature increase the vibrations of the metal ions increase and so the current is more restricted implying the resistance increases. But as the resistance has increased, the heating has increased again and this will go in a cycle leading to infinite resistance and heat production so where am I going wrong?
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